Why Oracle Users Should Move to the Cloud – And Take Their Tax Engine with Them

In today’s hyper-connected, fast-moving world, transformation is no longer optional—it’s imperative. Businesses face mounting pressure to adapt to a digital-first economy where agility, intelligence, and scalability define success. This shift is being driven by a convergence of foundational forces: the migration to cloud-based platforms, the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), and the growing demand for real-time data access and automation.

From a tax perspective, expanded requirements around real-time reporting—such as e-invoicing—and the increasing need for analytics to support better decision-making, combined with rapid changes in rates and regulations, are driving demand for cleaner, more granular, and complete tax compliance data. This evolution also calls for a more strategic approach to tax data governance.

To remain competitive and agile in the face of this business complexity, many Oracle customers are considering an ERP transformation to the cloud to better manage their business. But what really are the benefits of making such a shift and how does it impact tax? In this e-book we will walk you through:

• The benefits of moving your on-premise e-Business Suite, JD Edwards, and PeopleSoft ERPs to Oracle Cloud ERP
• Why your tax engine should be included in your move to the cloud
• Two migration pathways Oracle customers could take, including highlights of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and Vertex Accelerator for Oracle Cloud ERP
• A summary of Vertex and Oracle’s Partnership